Four fashion seasons you missed this week

If you’re anything like us, you may have been overwhelmed by the Met Gala coverage and commentary that dominated the fashion news cycle last week, so you might as well apologize for staying cool. From the other fashion seasons of the week. But don’t worry – we’re here to keep you updated on the latest news, from Saint Laurent’s debut jewelry line, to capsule collections from Marni, Christopher Isber and Calvin Klein. Here’s what you might have missed this week…

Saint Laurent launched the first jewelry line

Purveyors of fine things, YSL, have now stepped into the fine jewelry game, launching their first ever jewelry collection. Designed by the house’s creative director, Anthony Vaccarello, the line includes artfully crafted and timeless chic chainlink bangles, geometric earrings, Grecian-inspired clutches and delicate rings.

The collection is available to purchase online and at select Saint Laurent stores.

Marnie x ERika Badu capsule collection

Singer Erykah Badu has teamed up with Italian fashion house Marni to release an exclusive line of women’s ready-to-wear, accessories and shoes. The collection, co-designed by Badu and Marni creative director Francesco Risso, focuses on a combination of leather, velvet, sequins and wool – in quintessential Badu fashion.

You can shop the collection as part of the first Fall Winter drop at select Marni stores in the US, and European retail locations and stockists later.

BLACKPINK’s Jennie collaborates with Calvin Klein.

Fresh off her back-to-back headlining performances at this year’s Coachella, Blackpink Jenny has announced a limited-edition capsule collection in collaboration with Calvin Klein.

Taking cues from her personal style and wardrobe, the collection features close-ups, dresses, tees, fleeces and sweaters in lilac, lime blues and monochrome colorways, all designed by Jenny herself.

The collection will be available at select Calvin Klein stores and on their website worldwide from May 10, 2023.

Christopher Esber presents a bridal capsule with Net-a-Porter for the first time

Australian ready-to-wear designer Christopher Isber is getting into the wedding game with an exclusive bridal category that launched on Net-A-Porter earlier this week. Esber encapsulates their label’s retro sensibility with seven unique evening dresses.

The bridal capsule is available online exclusively at Net-a-Porter.